I just stumbled upon yet another web site widget that should enhance the accessibility and usability of the site, by offering different site widths and font sizes: My question now is who that really helps? A visitor with bad eyesight is not likely to be able to decypher what these icons mean. They do have […]

The three levels of web development – structure, presentation and behaviour – are not enough to ensure a standards compliant, accessible product. Being a human interaction issue, accessibility goes further. This proposal talks about two more levels and their dependencies.

Shifting my localhost to my cool new 1GB USB stick, I also discovered that the same company does jewellery with USB sticks. While my keyring one is still easy to use I really don’t see how you can work with either your neck or your ear connected to the USB outlet. :-)

I have to give our test team some resources to spot different browser bugs. The client is one of those classic cases considering a web site only good when it looks the same on every outdated UA out there, and of course the main stakeholder uses IE5.0 on Windows NT. The question is now, are […]

I bounced the following idea off some people at @media (Douglas Bowman, Molly and a lot of others) and I am ready to go along with it. It’d be good to hear some thoughts though: We all know and love CSSZengarden. It showed the design community what can be achieved with CSS and how easy […]